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See all the great little televisions from the golden age of the small TV, 1959 to 1989. VINTAGE TRANSISTOR TELEVISIONS shows all 66 of them in over 100 original pictures, including portable, desk, and pocket models. You\'ll see the the 1970s and 1980s \"exec-tech\" sets, the pocket portables with built-in radios, the Sony Watchman models, and all three Sinclair TVs. The little pocket LCD models are here as well, both reflected-view and direct-view. You\'ll also see the \"Tummy TVs\" and the futuristic space-age models such as the Panasonic \"flying saucer\" Orbitel and the JVC Videosphere TVs. Much of what\'s on the web and in other books about these TVs is just plain wrong. Here at last you can get really accurate information and see the TVs up close in clear color pictures. Many rarities are here too, including the Hitachi Cube, Sharp TRP-801, the little-known 2nd-generation Videosphere, the Casio TV-50, and more. Model numbers are included along with dates, screen sizes, and lots of interesting details. Period graphics help make this comprehensive little volume a visual treat.
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